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Java

Posted by Hussain Shaikh
Hussain Shaikh
404 Points

Create an integer that stores "number of people" ( Use camel case). Set the value to 3.

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/java-basics/perfecting-the-prototype/conditional-ints

I believe the answer is: int NumberOfPeople = 3; I keep getting Bummer! Make sure you create an int with the name of numberOfPeople with a value set to 3

2 Answers

Luke Glazebrook
Luke Glazebrook
13,564 Points
Luke Glazebrook
Luke Glazebrook
13,564 Points

Hi Hussain!

You were so close to getting the right answer! The question required a variable named 'numberOfPeople' and you answered with the variable name 'NumberOfPeople'.

It is a convention in Java to camel case variables which means that the first word isn't capitalised but every word that comes after it is!

I hope that this helps you out!

-Luke

Hussain Shaikh
Hussain Shaikh
404 Points
Hussain Shaikh
Hussain Shaikh
404 Points

It worked! Thank you very much Luke!

Luke Glazebrook
Luke Glazebrook
13,564 Points

I am glad to have been able to help! Keep up the good work.